perhaps I could hold a cigarette in the other
or sip coffee or lemonade or do whatever
I learned to simultaneously
answer the phones, discuss the weather,
balance books on one wrist
while taking down names and dates and numbers
and stapling paper
I'm as scattered as the rice they used to throw at weddings
as useful as your eight tracks
I might make a nice coaster in your living room maybe
or just be lethal to pigeons
I have a decent pain tolerance
my hands are numb from holding fire
and my mind is blank, too
I don't feel enough to be hurt
so go ahead and take the courtesy to be honest
I'm fair and fairly creative
I'm equal to compromise
I'll eat whatever is leftover in your fridge
I always try to do my best
so I'm not concerned by your best
I can laugh when it's time to be serious
I might not understand your jokes
I appreciate value in all aspects
I can handle deadlines, whatever pressure
I work like there is no tomorrow
and better if I hurry
so don't worry if it seems I procrastinate
I think you'll find
I'm not the candidate you expected
I won't be surprised if you pick someone else
I can tell by now you already know
I'm not like anyone else
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5 Comments
Post a CommentI may have to submit this the next time I'm job hunting.
Very unique. You have an interesting writing style.
I like how you put this together. Very nice!
lol, if a person was literally like that, I think I'd be scared. But that's why poems aren't meant to be taken literally ^^
Awesome job on this, reallly cool!!!!!